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Since early February, we've had to get by with such mundane pursuits as pretending we care about politics, spending quality time with the kids, or — gasp! — watching the occasional hockey game (a caveat: this usually occurred only when flipping through channels in a futile bid to find someone yelling about Tim Tebow).
What's that you say?
But now, we are truly whole again.
Well, clearly, you're European or something.
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This is all we live for.
Then, comes Sunday.
Well, it's that time of year again, when Americans across the land take an extended break from being productive at work, paying attention to trouble spots overseas, or noticing they have a family.
Sure, there was the occasional respite in our joyless lives.
We get to spend six days a week working on our fantasy league roster,NFL Jerseys China, deciding how much of that mortgage check can be diverted to betting on the Giants, and listening to the talking heads chatter on endlessly about which teams need a third-string quarterback (why won't they give Tebow a shot, for heaven's sake?)
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It's just a game. There's no balance in our lives. We should spend more time worrying about a potential war in Syria than we do about Rex Ryan's latest gaffe.
No need for pews when you've got a Barcalounger. The 50-inch,Air Max Pas Cher France, hi-def screen is our pulpit. All is right with the world — unless our team loses, of course. But that ain't happening. No way. Seriously, we killed it in free agency, and our GM really likes the rookies he drafted, and at least we don't have Tebow mucking up our roster.
Right?